Post-processing and camera setup — CameraComponent, PostProcessVolume, Bloom, DoF, and Film Grain

var camGo = Scene.CreateObject();
camGo.Name = "Main Camera";

var cam = camGo.Components.Create<CameraComponent>();
cam.FieldOfView       = 90f;
cam.ZNear             = 1f;
cam.ZFar              = 10000f;
cam.IsMainCamera      = true;
cam.BackgroundColor   = Color.Black;

cam.Orthographic       = true;
cam.OrthographicHeight = 512f;  // world units visible vertically

mainCam.Priority    = 0;
scopeCam.Priority   = 1;  // renders over main

var ppGo = Scene.CreateObject();
ppGo.Name = "PostProcess";

var volume = ppGo.Components.Create<PostProcessVolume>();
volume.BlendWeight   = 1f;   // 0–1 blend strength
volume.Priority      = 0;
volume.BlendDistance = 0f;   // 0 = global (no blend edge)

var bloom = ppGo.Components.Create<Bloom>();
bloom.Threshold = 0.8f;
bloom.Intensity = 1.5f;
bloom.Scatter   = 0.7f;

var tone = ppGo.Components.Create<Tonemapping>();
tone.Mode = Tonemapping.ToneMode.ACES;

var dof = ppGo.Components.Create<DepthOfField>();
dof.FocalDistance = 300f;
dof.FocalLength   = 50f;
dof.FStop         = 2.8f;

var grain = ppGo.Components.Create<FilmGrain>();
grain.Intensity = 0.3f;
grain.Response  = 0.8f;

volume.BlendDistance = 200f;  // fades in over 200 units
ppGo.WorldPosition   = interiorPosition;
// Add a BoxCollider to define the volume bounds
var bounds = ppGo.Components.Create<BoxCollider>();
bounds.Size      = new Vector3( 600, 600, 300 );
bounds.IsTrigger = true;